New DOE Nuclear Cleanup Bosses Expected to Focus on Big Projects

By Wayne Barber

Two recent management appointments at the Energy Department’s $7-billion nuclear cleanup office should help keep the focus on key projects, a spokesperson said this week. The Office of Environmental Management earlier this month announced Nicole Nelson-Jean,…

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